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If some one did that to my corolla or falcon there would be 2 broken windows and 2 cars rolling down the hill, Or a tow bar through your bumpers.

 

Last person that boxed me in after work when I was 17 ended up having their car written off because they didnt move it and I drove straight into the side of their Mazda 929 shitbox........with my XD Falcon at the time.

 

Play games like that with me and you'll end up with a written off vehicle. ;)

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Last person that boxed me in after work when I was 17 ended up having their car written off because they didnt move it and I drove straight into the side of their Mazda 929 shitbox........with my XD Falcon at the time.

 

Play games like that with me and you'll end up with a written off vehicle. ;)

High five Mick.

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Last person that boxed me in after work when I was 17 ended up having their car written off because they didnt move it and I drove straight into the side of their Mazda 929 shitbox........with my XD Falcon at the time.

 

Play games like that with me and you'll end up with a written off vehicle. ;)

 

Just to bear in mind, this guy had just gotten his P's & was hooning around the carpark (I'm no race car driver but this guy had no form of skill/car control) trying to throw his car sidewyas, doing little single spinners & generally being a hazard to anyone/anything in the vicinity. So we decided to ensure the safety of others :wink: Anyone smashing my Blue Thing would almost be doing me a favour :lolcry:

 

Yes I put my car there with the full knowledge that it could be damaged, but I'd rather that than someone getting injured/killed.

 

P.S An XD Falcon is a friggin tank, you could take out a Landcruiser with one of those things!!

Haha XD as a tank.. Amusing because my dad's XD has the nickname of 'The Tank' from both family and my friends. Might be the fact of a V8 with no power steering, squaring off roundabouts. The amount of dents in it from kangaroos doesn't hurt either, And its brown.

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I just got back from a month in Peru. Of course while I was there I visited Machu Picchu. I have seen a lot of amazing places around the world, but so far this beats all.

 

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I have an Aussie mate who lives half the year in Cairns and the other driving an expedition truck in South America...

 

Its the only continent I haven't visited. I'm saving it for when I build my Landcruiser and circumnavigate it myself. Amazing place.

 

Did you do the Inca Trail or pussy out and take the train up :P

I have an Aussie mate who lives half the year in Cairns and the other driving an expedition truck in South America...

 

Its the only continent I haven't visited. I'm saving it for when I build my Landcruiser and circumnavigate it myself. Amazing place.

 

Did you do the Inca Trail or pussy out and take the train up :P

 

Bahahahaha......... but the train is so comfortable and warm :blush:

 

Definately an amazing place. Not just Machu Picchu, but South America in general. I only visited Lima and Cusco in Peru and Santiago in Chile. The two mates I went with have pretty much seen all the rest of South America though. Well the major cities anyway. If you're going then brush up on your Spanish. It's hard going without it. Lima is now my favourite city in the world. It's still 1985 there in many ways and I like it. Plus people are very friendly (at least in the areas surrounding where we stayed..... outside of that you will get stabbed like anwhere else in the world). Food over there is incredible too and super cheap on our dollar. I will be back there in the next 2 to 3 years for sure. In my mind now South America makes Europe look like a ridiculous waste of money, but it's good to experience both. Also a piece of advice to the single boys of Australia who are sick of going to clubs where there may be two attractive single girls and 50 blokes swarming around them........ sorry to tell you, but you were born in the wrong country. :wink:

 

 

Not many rolla's there though I'm guessing... :laff:

 

Heard that place is meant to be amazing.

 

Actually there is craploads of Rolla's in Lima. When I've had a chance to sort through my pics I will get some up. Sadly I missed getting photo's of the best ones though. Saw an awesome KE16/18 panno and also a couple of real nice AE86's. Even saw a KE70 Taxi.

My girlfriend has been to that place, did the inca trail i belive (climbed up over a few days).

 

some of her photos are incedible, especially that place you have there chobis.

 

definately on my list of places to visit.

Machu Pichu is amazing, it was lost for centuries and was rediscovered I think By Hiram Bigham last century, apparently it was the summer home for the indigenous royals, there's is a royal quarter there with ornate perfectly fitted stone buildings, and a peasants settlement that's not so well built. Most food used to be carried up the pass from the river valley below by peasants as the gardens and terraces could only have supported about 1/4 of the people who once lived there. They did do a lot of smart stuff however. The place has running water from a mountaintop spring, which flows first through the royal area, then down into the rest of the place. The terraces have a bunch of different sized stones below for drainage like a real garden bed would these days, they knew what they were doing in so many ways. I find it fascinating. I wonder how many more of these types of places there are undiscovered in the jungle down there. I think they even carried the soil up from the alluvial valley below for the terrace gardens.

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